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The Blue Whale

The Blue Whale. By: Cole. gifts.worldwildlife.org. Habitat. Whales are in the ocean and in the entire globe except N. pole. ocean-institute.org. Diet. It is krill that is the whales diet and a whale is a carnivore. ehow.com. Physical adaptations. A blue whale uses a blow hole to breath.

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The Blue Whale

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  1. The Blue Whale By: Cole gifts.worldwildlife.org

  2. Habitat • Whales are in the ocean and in the entire globe except N. pole. ocean-institute.org

  3. Diet • It is krill that is the whales diet and a whale is a carnivore ehow.com

  4. Physical adaptations • A blue whale uses a blow hole to breath. • A blue whale uses its grooves to eat food. hawaiioceanproject.com

  5. Behavioral adaptations • Whales use vocalizations to communicate together if they are still ok. • A whale is a filter feeder and whatever comes in the mouth he eats. robertsgrove.com

  6. What if • If a whale didn’t have a blow hole they will be dead. • And if it can’t vocalize it will not now if they are together. bing.com/images bing.com/images

  7. Five interesting facts • 1. the life span is 80 to 90 years in the wild. • 2. When a blue whale exhales, the spray goes up 30 feet. • 3. Weight of a whale is 200 tons. • 4. The tongh can weigh as a elephant. • 5. It is as long as 25 feet.

  8. sources • Blue whale notational geographic.com • Ehow.com • Blue whale learning • instristing facts

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